The following chart displays the weekly currency changes and monthly currency changes of G-20 countries. The most currencies appreciated against the U.S. dollar during last week because of weak job data. The Mexico currency (Peso) fell against the U.S. dollar in both monthly and weekly. The Japanese yen and New Zealand dollars rose most against the U.S. dollar by weekly and monthly. The two red lines represent the average change of all currencies. If a country is far away from the red lines, then the country currency appreciates or depreciates most. The Mexico and Russia are the examples. However, the exchange market of Korean Won is somewhat stable compared to other countries. because Korean Won’s changes in weekly and monthly are closed to the average changes of G-20. The Japanese yen appreciated most among G-20 countries by yearly and weekly.